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Oh sorry Alex I thought you you were going to tell me it was something that dangerous that would require you to need all those safety devices, i didn't relise it was gonna be so simple. If all these things make you feel safer in the water then by all means take them. At 21:05 14/01/97 -0500, you wrote: >Let me come down to a 4th grade level for you. Live boating is self explanatory, due >to conditions the boat can not anchor. Conditions meaning water conditions, type of >wreck, deco commitment in rough water, etc. It would also cover doing a search >trying to locate an item. Not real hard to figure out is it. > >With your extensive diving back ground you probably know that. > >Alex > >anscott@hi*.ne*.au* wrote: >> >> Ok Alex so enlighten me. What DO you mean by Live Boating??? Where I dive >> non of the wrecks are considered recreational so I suppose I am not used to >> defining between the two types. We still don't find a need to take so much >> emergency gear, maybe we're just better divers ;) or maybe our two types of >> diving are not comparable. Give me an example of a dive you do where you >> need all this, I would be most interested in that type of diving, it sounds >> very exciting and on the edge. >> Scott >> >> At 17:11 14/01/97 -0500, you wrote: >> >If you are the diver you try to make out to be, you would know what the term >> >Live Boating means. If you don't know ASK? Two backup lights on some dives, >> >YOU BET. A Epirb on some dives, YOU BET. Flares on some dives, YOU BET. This >> >is NOT recreational wreck diving, you just don't get it. >> > > > >-- >Alex Varouxis >Associated Design & Mfg. >814 North Henry Street >Alexandria, VA 22314 >(703)549-5999 > >
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